Wyndham Clark battles hostile crowd to win US Open again: ‘It’s rare fans boo your shots’

TL;DR

Wyndham Clark won his second US Open championship, enduring a hostile crowd that largely supported his playing partner, Scottie Scheffler.
Clark acknowledged that some of the crowd's negative reception was self-inflicted due to his past actions, including a locker-room incident at Oakmont last year.
Despite losing a significant lead, Clark maintained his composure and won by holding on with a three-over-par 73 in the final round.
The victory represents a major comeback from a difficult period in his career, described by Clark as one of the darkest stretches.
Clark employed a mental strategy of replacing negative crowd comments with positive self-talk and even found humor in the situation.
His father was present for one of Clark's victories for the first time, making the Father's Day win even more special.
Clark hopes this second US Open title will help close the chapter on the negative fallout from the Oakmont incident.

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